How much do Army Air Traffic Controllers make?

All Army personnel are paid according to their rank and time in service. As an Army Air Traffic Control Operator (MOS 15Q), considered an in-demand job, however, you may be eligible for bonuses.

How do you become an Air Traffic Controller in the military?

To qualify as an Army Air Traffic Control Operator (MOS 15Q), you’ll need to score 101 or better on the Skilled Technical portion of the ASVAB. Training is 15 weeks at Fort Novosel, Alabama.

Do you need FAA certificate to be an Army 15Q?

You’ll need to qualify for the FAA control tower operator's certificate to become an Army Air traffic controller.

Which branches of the U.S. military have Air Traffic Controllers?

All branches of the U.S. Armed Forces have air traffic controller positions and training, except for the Coast Guard.

Can you skip MOS school to become an Army Air traffic controller?

If you have a valid FAA control tower operator's certificate and two years’ experience, you may be able to bypass AIT to become an Army 15Q.

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An Army Air Traffic Control Operator (MOS 15Q) controls airborne and ground traffic.

The soldiers in the Air Traffic Control (ATC) Operator position guide planes through landing and takeoff instructions.

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Army Air Traffic Control Operator (MOS 15Q): Career Details

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